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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment lists classified ad pricing and insertion rules. It mentions rates per line per week, per word costs, and varying charges for first versus subsequent insertions, with references to location based pricing and 15 cent per line weekly rates, plus random references to offices and dates.
A garbled historical text discusses psychology and maternal instincts, blending 19th century Freud era ideas with wartime propaganda. It references Century Magazine writers, experiments in psychology, and mentions figures and places in a fragmented critique.
An article fragment blends battlefield reminiscence with political critique. It recalls Civil War battles and figures like Grant and Lee, mentions Senator Smoot, and discusses tariffs, political maneuvering, and public sentiment amid wartime memory and economic debate.
Ogden residents prepare for a day trip to Salt Lake City. Aimed at stocking lunches, groceries and provisions are being gathered by local shops and the community. The plan includes fare to sustain travelers and those accompanying Abe on his journey, with attention to ready meals and hot beverages.
The community faces a costly redraw of grants for the Flathead and Coeur d’Alene lands. Thousands fear mounting charges as migrations toward the northwest and east intensify. Critics warn that grand plans may fail without adequate means to recover, amid warnings of ruinous ventures tied to price volatility.
Fragmentary wartime narrative recalls battles and troop movements from the southern army to Cape Chanteau and Mezi Ruine. The text cites marching detachments from Muntaville to Sugar Creek and mentions reports from the Battle of Mea Ruine era, with references to fearsome scenes and ten thousand soldiers.
Verning Examiner notes hundreds of viewers mourn Old Jed Prouty actor Richard Golten who died in New York aged fifty four. Golten’s career featured key roles in comedies and dramas including A Basch of Keys and other self made pieces, drawing crowds and praise for his vitality on stage. The piece recalls his street appearances and impact on regional theater.
Laura M H Miner aged 72 wife of Aurelius Miner died yesterday at her Salt Lake City home 422 Frazier Avenue. A longtime resident of Utah and a fervent worker in the Mormon church she was widely known and mourned by family friends and neighbors. Her husband Aurelius Miner and children including Nephi William and Elizabeth survive.
A garbled OCR reads like a cautionary note about meter readers and a clever operator. It mentions locations such as Lake and Indiana, with references to meters, bans, and possible fraud clues. The text is fragmented but points to a story about deceptive meter readings and authorities investigating.
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A week long strike led to poles breaking and clashes on the street as police moved in at dawn. Strikers resisted and were wounded as threats were shouted to shoot workers taking their jobs. More trouble was anticipated.
An unclear OCR passage discusses moisture in cheese, a protective treed surface, and a sermonlike outline. It mentions preserving a pewed space, care for delicate items, and general guidance on proper handling and safety. The text mixes food, furniture and liturgical notions without clear narrative.
In a strained town scene neighbors clash over a rumored affair and a jewelry incident. A woman confronts a neighbor while a man named Mr Humphreys is at the center of whispers. The melee highlights gossip, jealousy, and social pressure in a tense domestic moment.
The text paints a bustling scene of gossip and frustration in a domestic setting. It mentions a birthday, a woman admired by a young lover, and calls for communal help. The narrator critiques idle tasks, teases gossip, and contrasts a powerful yet vulnerable woman with neighbors and a maid. The tone is satirical and observational.
A fragmented fashion notes page describes apricot trimmed gowns with embroidery, moon and kirnty borders, and princess skirts. It notes a square bolero with parrow bands, a Merο Hlugia inspired green gown, and a velvet hat with plume. Also mentions a parasol and long sleeves with silver and black detailing.
A readers note advises women to use rubber cloth to protect hands in hot weather. It recommends washing hands with aloet before applying care, wearing gloves to prevent perspiration, and using a panhandle cream to keep skin soft and whitened.
In Reno, Nevada, authorities report a case involving a woman identified as a squaw who reportedly took her own life amid a murder investigation. The body was found near willows along a railway line, and investigators noted inconsistencies in the evidence, suggesting the death may not be self-inflicted. The case centers on claims of foul play and threats surrounding a related family dispute.
Fragmentary text reports threats to kill an individual named Jacob Biubert and involvement of a theatrical firm. The garbled OCR mentions arrests and police, with references to New York and a patrol or inquiry, but details are unclear. The piece reads as a police or court notice about alleged threats and investigations.
Fragmentary report notes a strike affecting a United States solar plant where workers returned to cooking duties that evening amid beliefs of a price demand by farmers. The text is garbled and unclear on specifics or outcomes.
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